Month: March 2021 (Page 3)
The French government has passed a law to preserve the scents and sounds of the countryside.
French senators passed a “sensory heritage” law designed to protect the typical sou…
UK-based firm Moodbeam has developed a wristband that can track employees’ well-being.
Moodbeam One is a wearable device designed for companies who want to track their staff’s …
A new study has found that mollusks contain the highest levels of microplastic contamination out of all types of seafood.
Microplastics are tiny plastic partic…
Visa’s plans to acquire Plaid, a US-based financial technology startup, have fallen through after the Department of Justice (DoJ) objected to the…
Jayden Sutton, an 18-year-old high school student from Georgia who walked 11 kilometers each day to and from work, got a new car through a fundraiser.
Sutton was walking to wor…
A rapid blood test for detecting concussions has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The test was created by medical device manufacture…
New research has found that people are more likely to remember political news when it is relayed with humor.
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania an…
A recent survey has revealed that Missouri has the most stressed citizens in the United States.
The survey was conducted by OnePoll on behalf of anti-stress supplement Natrol R…
To amuse her neighbors, a British woman dressed up to take out the trash every week for five months.
Nicola Matthews, a 49-year-old makeup art…
Car manufacturers Ford and Nissan have trimmed their production of certain vehicles because of a semiconductor shortage.
Semiconductors, also known as chips, a…
